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What does the phrase 'Lord of our being' suggest about the divine?

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MCQ_SA
CBSE
Class 8
English
Poorvi
Harvest Hymn
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What does the phrase 'Lord of ...

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Q-00132438

What does the phrase 'Lord of our being' suggest about the divine?

1

It is a personal deity.

2

It symbolizes material wealth.

3

It represents a community spirit.

4

It acknowledges spiritual leadership.

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